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Katie McCabe kicked off the fun, writing a shoutout for forward Stina Blackstenius, while goalkeeper Manu Zinsberger picked Victoria Pelova and teammates honored pals like 'Kodi' and 'Jacks.' Fans loved the wholesome video but joked that McCabe friend-zoned her partner Caitlin Foord, the couple confirmed since 2024 with shared pets. The Galentine's cheer, born from Amy Poehler's Leslie Knope in Parks and Recreation back in 2010, spread to rival teams, celebs like Brooke Shields, and everyday posts celebrating female friendships.

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Arsenal Women players huddled around tables in their green kits, scribbling cards for each other amid laughs and glue sticks on February 13.

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The wave began Wednesday when de Coucy posted his Bluesky lockout, blaming mild posts like offering an olive branch to Will Stancil or telling a user to calm down. @Dril followed with his own notice over an Epstein files screenshot, but his account returned after a Bluesky developer called it a mod mistake on the dormant profile. De Coucy's suspension persists, fueling X users' jabs at Bluesky's stricter moderation compared to X's chaos.

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Enguerrand VII de Coucy shared his suspension notice with dark humor, captioning it 'I’ve had horrible news.' Hours later, parody legend @dril declared the ban only boosted his #Power.

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The cover for Absolute Batman #18, set for March 11, shows a gritty reimagining of Scott Snyder's Court of Owls as tactical enforcers surrounding Batman in urban decay. Snyder noted on X that it was meant to stay hidden until issue #17 releases around February 18, part of a two-issue Poison Ivy arc in DC's grounded Absolute Universe. Fans reacted with hype over the bold visuals and 'absurd' matchup, as the series builds on high-stakes stories without Bruce Wayne's usual wealth or allies.

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A hulking Batman clutches a chainsaw amid owl-masked militia and a serpentine Poison Ivy villain—until this unredacted cover leaked early online.

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Brentford's 24-year-old star Igor Thiago earned the EA SPORTS Premier League Player of the Month for January with five goals in five games, his second such honor this season after November. On the same day, he extended his contract through summer 2031 with a club option for another year, rewarding his 17 league goals that have lifted Brentford to seventh place. From laying bricks in his native Gama to becoming the first Bee with back-to-back POTMs and no other Brazilian matching multiple monthly awards in league history, Thiago's rise powers the team's unbeaten run in their last five matches.

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Igor Thiago grinned wide with his Player of the Month award in hand, fresh off signing a new deal to stay with Brentford until 2031. The Brazilian striker's hot streak has the Bees dreaming big.

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The cover for Absolute Batman #18, set for March 11, shows a gritty reimagining of Scott Snyder's Court of Owls as tactical enforcers surrounding Batman in urban decay. Snyder noted on X that it was meant to stay hidden until issue #17 releases around February 18, part of a two-issue Poison Ivy arc in DC's grounded Absolute Universe. Fans reacted with hype over the bold visuals and 'absurd' matchup, as the series builds on high-stakes stories without Bruce Wayne's usual wealth or allies.

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The 20-year-old Spanish right-back joined Bournemouth on loan from AC Milan last September and impressed in 18 Premier League starts, including a goal and assist, triggering the €19-20 million buy clause. President Tiago Pinto praised Jiménez's Real Madrid academy roots and rapid growth into a fixture under manager Andoni Iraola. Bournemouth also extended captain Adam Smith's contract by a year, strengthening their right-back options as fans cheer the young star's long-term commitment.

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Álex Jiménez's stunning goal against Liverpool last month turned heads—and now it's sealed his future at Bournemouth with a permanent move.

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During Manchester United's gritty 1-1 draw at West Ham, Martínez's ice-cold composure in his own box—nutmegging Bowen under pressure—drew widespread praise and fueled comparisons to Arsenal's William Saliba. A podcast head-to-head favored Martínez for aggression, vision, and clutch play, while stats show Saliba's edge in minutes played, pass completion, and defensive duels amid Arsenal's league-best backline. Fans split along rivalry lines, with United supporters hailing his progressive passes and aerial wins despite his height, as Arsenal backers point to reliability and injury concerns.

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With West Ham pressing hard in stoppage time, Lisandro Martínez spotted danger, nutmegged Jarrod Bowen with a feint, and launched Manchester United's counter for a vital 1-1 draw.

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The sixth-seeded Brit beat Roberto Bautista Agut 7-6(3), 6-1 on Rotterdam's indoor hard courts, improving his head-to-head record to 5-1. Norrie scrambled relentlessly, firing crosscourt backhands to extend rallies and turn the match around after the tough opener. Now 6-3 in 2026, he'll face the winner of Valentin Royer vs. Christopher O'Connell next, with an eye on the quarters.

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Cameron Norrie dashed across the court in a grueling 83-minute first set, finally clinching it on his sixth set point before dominating the second.

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Since October 5, 2024, @TheUnitedStrand promised no haircut until United notched five consecutive victories across competitions. Benjamin Šeško's 96th-minute strike secured a 1-1 draw against West Ham on February 10, extending United's nine-game Premier League unbeaten run under interim coach Michael Carrick and halting their recent four wins over City, Arsenal, Fulham, and Tottenham. Rivals like West Ham trolled with barber clips, while Ilett has raised £7,000 for charity amid divided fan reactions from amusement to Wayne Rooney's podcast plea to end it. Upcoming fixtures against Everton, Palace, Newcastle, Villa, and Bournemouth could finally let him clip.

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Frank Ilett's curly locks have ballooned for 495 days, all tied to Manchester United's quest for five straight wins. A late draw at West Ham kept his no-cut pledge going strong.

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Manchester United supporters in the West Ham home end at London Stadium openly celebrated their team's equalizer during the match. West Ham fans expressed shock that the behavior was tolerated without confrontation.

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Sharif Osman Hadi, a 32-year-old spokesperson for Inquilab Mancha and key figure in last year's uprising that ousted Sheikh Hasina, was shot in the head on December 12 in Dhaka and died days later. Protesters in their second week of demonstrations accuse the interim government under Muhammad Yunus of failing to arrest the killers, with Hadi's brother blaming a section of the administration. Police have detained 10 suspects, including remand for two more on Friday, amid violence, anti-India chants, and the resignation of a top security official. As protests spread to other cities ahead of February elections, tensions rise over unverified claims linking the gunman to India.

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Thousands gathered in Shahbag Square, waving flags and portraits of Sharif Osman Hadi, chanting for justice after his fatal shooting.

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Leagues worldwide fired up the day, including Japan's Meiji Yasuda J1 with Kashima Antlers hosting Yokohama F. Marinos, Germany's Bundesliga resuming with Eintracht Frankfurt versus Borussia Mönchengladbach, and action in Saudi Pro League, South Africa's PSL, Argentina, Dutch Eerste Divisie, and Italy's Serie A. Supporters captured the joy in posts showing red plastic cups with deer logos at Kashima Stadium, iced drinks overlooking Japanese fields, selfies in pulsing South American crowds, and fist-pumping players under South African night lights. These moments—from goal celebrations to simple ✌️ signs for a 2-0 lead—show soccer's passion uniting voices everywhere, proving matchday beats any romantic evening.

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On February 14, 2026, fans from Japan to South Africa ditch candlelit dinners for roaring stadiums, clinking plastic cups amid electric atmospheres.

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PlayStation revealed during Thursday's State of Play that Santa Monica Studio is developing a full remake of God of War 1, 2, and 3 for the franchise's 20th anniversary. At the same time, God of War: Sons of Sparta—a canon 2D prequel about young Kratos and his brother Deimos—shadow dropped on PS5 for $29.99, featuring pixel art, Metroidvania exploration, and Bear McCreary's score. Fans celebrated the news with massive trailer views, though some worry about potential censorship of original gore and sex scenes or changes to the raw hack-and-slash gameplay.

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TC Carson's voice boomed with excitement in a personal video, confirming the God of War Greek trilogy remake is underway at Santa Monica Studio.

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On February 8, 2026, Puerto Rican star Bad Bunny lit up the Super Bowl LX stage with hits, guest stars like Karol G and Ricky Martin, and rapid name-checks of countries from Puerto Rico to Haiti, flags waving behind palm trees and coquí frogs. His pronunciations—echoing Taíno names Xaymaca for Jamaica ('land of wood and water') and Ayiti for Haiti ('land of high mountains')—drew cheers from Haitians noting their Kreyòl style and Jamaicans celebrating the original name. While some highlighted Spanish influences in the sounds, others dreamed of reviving Taíno spellings, turning the moment into a lively mix of pride, history, and cultural connection for over 135 million viewers.

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Bad Bunny shouted out Jamaica as 'ha-MAI-ka' and Haiti as 'Ayiti' during his Super Bowl halftime show, sending fans into a joyful dive into their islands' indigenous roots.

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On February 8, 2026, Puerto Rican star Bad Bunny lit up the Super Bowl LX stage with hits, guest stars like Karol G and Ricky Martin, and rapid name-checks of countries from Puerto Rico to Haiti, flags waving behind palm trees and coquí frogs. His pronunciations—echoing Taíno names Xaymaca for Jamaica ('land of wood and water') and Ayiti for Haiti ('land of high mountains')—drew cheers from Haitians noting their Kreyòl style and Jamaicans celebrating the original name. While some highlighted Spanish influences in the sounds, others dreamed of reviving Taíno spellings, turning the moment into a lively mix of pride, history, and cultural connection for over 135 million viewers.

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Bad Bunny shouted out Jamaica as 'ha-MAI-ka' and Haiti as 'Ayiti' during his Super Bowl halftime show, sending fans into a joyful dive into their islands' indigenous roots.

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